Residential Solar Window Film
and Harmful UV Rays
Residential Solar Window Film
How Does Solar Film Work?
Every homeowner wants natural sunlight, allowing it to illuminate their property and add that longed-for warmth to their home. However, with excessive sunlight comes mass heat and UV rays that can be unwelcome and damaging.
By installing solar window film on your windows, you can effortlessly reflect solar and radiant heat away, allowing only controlled amounts of light to filter into the room. Solar film is highly effective in reducing heat to comfortable temperatures that are pleasant to live and work in. From windows and doors to conservatories and skylights, enjoy the best of solar film.
How Will You Benefit From Solar Film?
Experience enhanced insulation in your residential or commercial property with S-Line Solar Film that delivers remarkable benefits:
- Say Goodbye to Glare: Solar film allows for the reduction in uncomfortable glare emanating from your windows. Reducing glare lowers the strain on your eyes and the disruption of screen visibility. With window film, glare is reduced by up to 82%, ensuring a more comfortable viewing experience.
- Protect Your Furniture: Ensure the longevity of your belongings and furniture by shielding them from the harmful effects of UV rays. Solar window film provides 99% UV rejection, preventing fading and maintaining the aesthetic of your furnishings.
- Reduce Energy Costs: By improving insulation, solar window film minimises the need for excessive central heating. Witness a significant reduction in your energy bills and start saving money whilst enjoying a comfortable temperature in your property all year round.
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